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COP27 still trying to reach an agreement on a compensation fund for poorer nations affected by climate change; Prime Minister Anthony Albanese optimistic about the possible end of Chinese economic sanctions; and in sport, Australia beats Samoa to win the final of the Rugby League World Cup.

Another body found in Eugowra floodwaters as regional New South Wales prepares for more storms; COP27 extended as leaders fail to reach an agreement on key topics; and in sport, FIFA chief Gianni Infantino delivers a controversial speech on the eve of the World Cup.

Australia unlikely to support Taiwan joining a key trading bloc as APEC nears its end; Two killed during a plane takeoff in Peru; Germany's football officials unhappy with FIFA's human rights stance ahead of the Qatar World Cup.

In this bulletin, Australia among the APEC nations condemning a North Korean missile test; Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes sentenced to over 11 years in prison; and in sport, football fans react to an alcoholic beer ban in Qatar ahead of the World Cup.

In this bulletin, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemns North Korea's ballistic missile launch; World Cup organisers have announced a ban on alcoholic beer during the FIFA World Cup; and in sport, Novak Djokovic beats Daniil Medvedev in an epic three-hour battle at the ATP finals.

The Prime Minister welcomes the murder verdict of the downing of flight MH17, New South Wales government offers further funding for flood-devastated farmers, Tasmania one step closer to forming an AFL team.

Penny Wong reacts to the MH17 verdict, Health warnings in Victoria after travellers return with measles, In tennis, new uniform rules for female players.

In this bulletin, US President Joe Biden rejects speculations suggesting Ukraine was not behind the Polish missile strike; a Dutch court sentenced three men to life for the downing of flight MH17; and in sport, Socceroos defender Bailey Wright is desperate for a crack at arguably the toughest task in world football.

Australian academic Sean Turnell reportedly released from detention in Myanmar, Victoria's Oppositon leader referred to a corruption watchdog, A three-person panel to review the West Indies poor form.

The United States took aim at Russia at the United Nations Security Council over missile attacks on Ukraine, Transport Workers Union reacting to Deliveroo's withdrawal, Novac Djokovic will be back at the Australian Open after he was granted a visa.